The FIFA 23 reveal trailer showcased some incredible gameplay, with HyperMotion2 set to take the new game by storm.
The reveal trailer also showcased Cross-Play as a new feature in FIFA 23, revealing all the modes compatible with this new feature.
The Pro Clubs community has been understandably frustrated with their omission from this group, and EA has now responded in Pitch Notes.
EA Respond
Richard Walz, gameplay design director for Pro Clubs and VOLTA has released the following statement regarding Pro Club's Cross-Play omission in FIFA 23:
Whilst this statement doesn't give any indication that Pro Clubs will be included in cross-play during FIFA 23, it does give hope for the future for fans of the mode.
Cross-Play Exclusions
VFL, the self-titled home of Pro Clubs, has taken to Twitter to pen a strongly worded statement regarding EA's decision to exclude Pro Clubs from the list of Cross-Play compatible game modes in FIFA 23.
The statement details the many years of frustration that Pro Clubs players have felt, demanding answers from FIFA 23's developers.
VFL have suggested in their statement that this recent decision to exclude Pro Clubs from cross-play compatibility will now see the game mode die, with yet another oversight seeing modes other than Ultimate Team desperately suffer.
#SaveProClubs is the cry from VFL, who are demanding that EA Sports provide answers.
Similar to the anger we saw amongst the FIFA Career Mode community a few years back, we could see yet another revolt, as EA's focus on the half-baked implementation of new features failing to cut the mustard.